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Fake News Debunked: Senate Intel Report Found NO EVIDENCE Russia Hacked the Vote in 2016
The anti-Trump propagandists are desperate to keep this conspiracy theory going.
A newly-invented Russophobic trope that has circulated throughout the fake news over the past week is the notion that Russia hacked all 50 states during the 2016 election cycle based off of the findings in a Senate Intelligence report, implying that their interference was the reason Donald Trump defeated Hillary Clinton.
News entities such as the New York Times, Esquire, PBS NewsHour, CNet, Daily Beast, Yahoo News, and many others have ran misleading headlines to gin up the Russian threat. Some have claimed that Russians “hacked” all 50 states, others say they “targeted” all 50 states, but the narrative is clear: Be very, very afraid of the evil Rooskies, and their threatening behavior against our democracy.
Left-wing journalist Michael Tracey, who is one of the few liberals with the courage to speak truth to power regarding the Russian collusion hoax, cited the report itself to expose the dirty tricks of the smear merchants in a series of tweets.
Senate Intel report found “no evidence that vote tallies were altered or that voter registry files were deleted or modified” yet the big headline was that Russia “hacked all 50 states” — weird pic.twitter.com/vypfXHDSPy
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— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) July 28, 2019
Some headlines used the phrasing that Russia “targeted” all 50 states. Of course “targeting” is an amorphous weasel word. Some of this “targeting” included simple, routine “scanning” of public-facing websites, which states only noticed after the Feds issued a panicked warning pic.twitter.com/srCpCZSI8U
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NYT and others blared the headline, “All 50 states were targeted by Russia in 2016,” but this state says “they have seen no evidence of scanning or attack attempts related to state-wide election infrastructure in 2016.” Did anyone even bother to read the report? pic.twitter.com/ViATryNoWd
— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) July 28, 2019
The “targeting” that we’re all supposed to be up-in-arms about consisted of “pinging” public websites, which happens constantly all day everyday. That’s why local officials barely took note of it. Only after the “Russian interference” narrative was introduced did anyone care pic.twitter.com/YzB1cAGuop
— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) July 28, 2019
Of course huge sections of the report are redacted so we may never know what this mysterious “unexplained event” was ???? pic.twitter.com/sdrM0juk8c
— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) July 29, 2019
In one instance, a malware “attack” initially assumed to be the Russian government was later assessed to be non-Russian criminal activity. This stuff, like so much else with the broader Russia narrative, is confirmation bias run amok pic.twitter.com/4GDubFXgLT
— Michael Tracey (@mtracey) July 29, 2019
Director of the Department of Homeland Security’s Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency Christopher Krebs dismissed the alleged threat while appearing on Capitol Hill in 2017.
DHS cyber chief Christopher Krebs on Russian “attacks” in 2017: “Scanning happens all the time it’s happening right now to a number of probably — your websites. Scanning is a regular activity across the web. I would not characterize that as an attack” https://t.co/7WqAifAk4J
— Paul Surovell (@paulsurovell) July 28, 2019
Once again, the fake news is relying on the ignorance of the public to create false perceptions about the threat Russia poses to our democratic elections. Meanwhile, Google executives are being caught bragging about how they plan to manipulate their algorithms to prevent the re-election of Trump in 2020.
If there is a real threat to electoral integrity in the United States, it is coming from Big Tech not Russian autocrat Vladimir Putin.
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YouTube Censors Over 500,000 Videos to Protect Globalist COVID-19 Hysteria Narrative
Big Brother has been busy.
The Google-owned video hosting platform, YouTube, has removed over 500,000 videos that cast doubt on the official COVID-19 narrative over the past year.
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki made the announcement in a letter about the platform’s priorities for the coming year. She is boasting about how her platform is enforcing Big Brother censorship.
“We’ve updated our policies to remove egregious medical misinformation about COVID-19 to prohibit things like saying the virus is a hoax or promoting medically unsubstantiated cures in place of seeking treatment,” Wojcicki wrote.
“We’ve continued to make updates to our COVID-19 policies to stay current with the science, and we’ve removed more than more than half a million videos under these policies since February,” she added.
Wojcicki made it clear that pushing Big Pharma’s experimental vaccines is a driving force behind her censorship agenda. This is part of the mad rush to stick as many people with the shots as quickly as possible before the many negative side-effects can be fully understood.
“We want to help people understand the importance of vaccinations by connecting them with timely information to make informed decisions,” she wrote.
Big League Politics reported last year when YouTube announced their censorship policies, which mandated the removal of all information not approved by the disgraced globalist World Health Organization (WHO):
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki announced during an appearance on CNN that all information contradicting the official narrative from the discredited and disgraced World Health Organization (WHO) will be scrubbed from the popular video-sharing platform.
Wojcicki talked about how her platform will be “raising authoritative information” and “removing information that is problematic.”
“Of course, everything that is medically unsubstantiated, so people saying like ‘take Vitamin C’, ‘take turmeric’, those all will cure you. Those are examples of things that would be a violation of policy,” she explained.
“Anything that would go against World Health Organization recommendations would be a violation of our policy and so remove is another really important part of our policy,” she added…
YouTube, whose parent company is Google, is following in the footsteps of fellow tech monopoly Facebook. Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg has led the way in terms of controlling content, destroying freedom of association, and perfecting the Orwellian nightmare with coronavirus used as the excuse to take power.
The Orwellian nightmare is being realized, and Big Tech entities are openly ushering it in. The current censorship is just the beginning, and it will end with alternative information being choked off permanently as consumers are trapped in a matrix of corporate propaganda.
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